KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 31 (Bernama) -- Synchronoss Technologies Inc (Synchronoss) announced that SoftBank Corp (SoftBank), one of Japan’s largest telecommunication carriers, has deployed Synchronoss Personal Cloud to power its Anshin Data Box service.
According to a statement, Anshin Data Box allows customers to backup and restore photos, videos, and files stored on mobile phones and other devices.
Additionally, the platform’s artificial intelligence features provide the capability to optimise low resolution photos and create new types of content through a series of effects and stylisers.
Synchronoss President and Chief Executive Officer, Jeff Miller said: “We continue to empower telecom operators and mobile service providers with strategic tools to improve customer value.
“This new Cloud launch with SoftBank further extends our long-standing relationship with them and our presence in Japan. It also reinforces our cloud-first strategy, which represents new growth opportunities for the Synchronoss Personal Cloud platform.”
SoftBank’s Anshin Data Box will include 500 gigabytes of storage per month, in addition to which the personal cloud service will be integrated into new devices, allowing customers to easily activate it during the onboarding process.
It will be available in November across multiple distribution channels, and SoftBank will also deliver Anshin Data Box through its retail stores and digital buy flow.
A global leader and innovator in cloud, messaging, and digital products and platforms, Synchronoss builds software that empowers companies worldwide to connect with their subscribers in trusted and meaningful ways.
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